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Sheffield Wednesday boss red-faced again as Exeter City prove what a terrific a pub teama they are
When Sheffield Wednesday manager Gary Megson entered the media room at Hillsborough on the last day of last season, he raised more than a few eyebrows with his angry and disparaging comments regarding Exeter City.
Prepare yourself for an interview with Paolo Di Canio, all the action from a tape we lost last summer, the latest from Twitter, and all the usual chaos.
Sheffield United closed to within a point of fierce rivals Sheffield Wednesday after Saturday's League One programme was decimated by the weather.
The full-back arrived at St James' Park from Bradford on transfer deadline day but was not part of the matchday squad that lost 2-0 at Bournemouth on Tuesday.
Tiverton manager bides time with Clay
Tiverton Town manager Mark Saunders has warned Danny Clay not to automatically expect a place in the Yellow's starting XI at Mangotsfield United on Saturday, after returning from suspension.
Tubbs opened the scoring in the second half when he fired in substitute Scott Malone's cross from six yards.
Scott Malone came off the bench to spark Bournemouth to victory as they beat League One strugglers Exeter 2-0 at a freezing Dean Court.
1. Mariners come from behind to sink City's Trophy hopes
Bath City's Wembley dreams are over for another year after Grimsby Town came from behind to book their place in the FA Trophy quarter-finals. The home team were good value for their half-time lead, provided by Exeter City loanee Chris Shephard on his debut, but a defensive error allowed Anthony Elding to equalise before substitute Rob Duffy bagged ... (more)
Fogden suffered an ankle injury during the 1-0 defeat at Chesterfield last time out but, with the fixture having been put back three days because of the freezing conditions over the weekend, he may have had enough time to recover in time to face the Grecians.
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When picking through the bones of an interview, it may not be until after the event that you can pick up on something said that raises questions.
Bournemouth V Exeter at Dean Court : Match Preview
Fogden injury clouds Cherries selectionBournemouth are sweating on the fitness of midfielder Wes Fogden ahead of their clash with Exeter.Fogden has not trained all week after suffering an ankle injury during the 1-0 defeat at Chesterfield last Friday and is rated 50-50.However, manager Lee Bradbury will be able to call on new signings Matt Tubbs ... (more)
One mistake doesn't change my opinion of Krysiak a " Paul Tisdale
EXETER City boss Paul Tisdale is set to keep faith with goalkeeper Artur Krysiak this weekend, despite his mistake against Charlton Athletic last Saturday.
Main image for Luke O'Brien is aiming to relaunch career at Exeter City
Luke O'Brien hopes Exeter City will provide him with the perfect platform to get his career back on track, after he finally completed his move to the club yesterday.
Main image for Taylor and Clay help Steele star
TIVERTON Town midfielder David Steele believes the arrival of former Exeter City duo Andy Taylor and Danny Clay has made him a better player.
Main image for Golbourne leaves Exeter City to sign on for Tykes
The Grecians agreed an undisclosed fee to sell the 23-year-old, who spent the last two and a half years at St James' Park after arriving on a free transfer following his release by Reading.
2. Grecians prove a match for leaders but are sunk by fumbling...
The saying goes that there is a fine line between success and failure. Never was that more apparent than at St James' Park on Saturday, when Exeter City went down to a 1-0 defeat to npower League One leaders Charlton Athletic.
Midfielder Liam Sercombe is a doubt for Exeter. Sercombe was withdrawn after 16 minutes of the Grecians' goalless draw against Hartlepool on January 14 with a hamstring injury and the midfielder is touch-and-go to make the clash with the Addicks.
Main image for Richard Logan has inside line on Addicks star Matt Taylor
Richard Logan is hoping to benefit from some inside knowledge when Exeter City take on npower League One league leaders Charlton Athletic at St James' Park this weekend.
Tully primed for survival battle
Exeter are not about to let half a decade of hard work go to waste with relegation from League One, insists defender Steve Tully.
Main image for Grecians are creating the chances, but goals continue to elude them
It would seem only a matter of time before Exeter City start climbing clear of the relegation places in npower League One providing they start to translate chances into goals.
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